Great perofrmance by Vitali, been out the ring for four years come's back with no tune up fight and fights the number 2 guy, for 8 rounds Klitschko but a boxing clinic, popping Peter with jab after jab and throwing accurate and affective combinations time to time i had Vitali winning every round Peter could hardly touch him. There was some ring rust there but what do ya expect. Brillant Perforamnce by Vitali and after 4 years Vitali is back. Also Vitali's ring entrance was amazing probaly the best i've saw , really old school.
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Maybe he was hurt inside. Never judge a man until you get punched in the head as many times as he does.Originally posted by bbwoof2000 View PostComment
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how in the world did yall watch that fight.....im curiousComment
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Originally posted by biggdre99 View Post
I watched it on an internet stream. The Europeans saw it on live tv.
I am in the US.
That's what most of us do, watch streams in between **** viewings.Comment
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Well Done Vitali
Wow nearly 4yrs out and came back with a display like that have to hand it him. It was like watching a giant version of Calzaghe vs Lacey fight, Peter was rubbish..Comment
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The reach difference was only 3", which, in a fight means nothing. Unless, of course the guy with the longer reach is extremely accurate and otherwise completely superior. THOSE are the reasons for Klitschko winning this fight.Originally posted by juandabomb View Post
Klitschko is probably the most accurate puncher in any division. I truly believe that the only rounds he's actually lost ate the last one against Chris Byrd, when he'd torn his rotator cuff, and had to retire, and the 2 very dubious rounds that the judges gave Lennox Lewis in their fight, mainly based on a cut eyebrow and 3-4 blocked uppercuts none of which had any effect on Klitschko at all.
As well as being strange to real boxing folks that that fight was stopped, was the fact that Kklitschko had actually won the last 2 rounds on the cards before the stoppage......
Go figure it.Comment
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Vitali beats Peter with ease
Holy **** I knew klitschko would win, But I never thought he would DOMINATE like he did. He kept pressureing Peter with his jab consistently, And Peter had no answer at all. I'm just in shock on how easy that was. Go Vitali!!!!!!!Comment
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The champ is back!
I remember being pissed off when Vitali had to give up the belt, due to his many injuries. He was on the verge of unifying the division, which at that time consisted of "champions" Ruiz (WBA), Byrd (IBF) and Brewster (WBO), none of which would have gone the distance against the elder Klitschko brother. I was especially mad because I knew all the haters would cry out that "Quitschko" was scared of Rahman. Yeah right, as if a man who stepped in the ring with an all-time great legend (and devastating puncher) like Lennox Lewis on a couple of weeks notice could actually be afraid of anyone on this planet! When I heard about the comeback fight against Peter, I didn't get my hopes up, because I remembered what happened last year (the McCline bout that fell through, again due to injury), but I was confident Vitali would beat anybody if he could just make it to the ring in one piece. His destruction of the legitimate WBC champ, and universally recognised number 2 in the division after 4 years without any tune-up fights just goes to show what an unbelievable fighter Vitali is. Almost impossible to hit flush due to his unorthodox style, arguably the hardest punch in boxing history, great chin, unflinching desire and a class act to top it off. I hope he stays healthy, and gets to fight either freak act Valuev or Chagaev. Hell, it doesn't matter who he fights because he's never been in a dull fight and there's nobody in the division who can touch him. And people bitching about how we're not gonna get a unified champ now: tonight, in Berlin, the undisputed champ returned (no offense Wlad), and let's hope his reign lasts longer than last time.Comment
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ANyone got a vid? I wanna see that again. Peter just got owned, barely won a round.Comment
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